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Chronic Interview: Richard Lemarchand, Co-Lead Game Designer for Uncharted 3

Posted in Bonus, News, PlayStation, PlayStation, Podcasts, Previews, Show by Stephen Colfer // 29.09.2011

Sand Physics are the New Snow Physics

In a special Chronic Interview Stephen talks to Naughty Dog’s Richard Lemarchand on the soon to be released Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception. Richard delightfully talks about everything from story telling techniques to train and boat physics. He is a lovely, lovely man and anyone who cares about their games should listen to his thoughts on making a great one. Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception will be released in Ireland on November 2nd, as always exclusive to Playstation 3.

The Chronic Reload Podcast is our podcast for Irish Gaming News and is released every two weeks. In the weeks between these we talk about everything and anything in The Chronic Rant Podcast. Don’t forget you can subscribe to both podcasts in iTunes here.

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Just who is Stephen Colfer

Stephen Colfer plays video games. He is founder and editor of www.chronicreload.com aswell as well as host of the Chronic Reload Podcast. He recently moved from Ireland to Chicago and does film, theatre and stand up comedy all of which you can read about on his blog at http:/stephencolfer.com . If you would like to know what he has for lunch then follow @stephenpip on twitter.
  • Me

    Uncharted 3 drakes fortune releasing November 2nd. Is this 2007?

  • Me

    Ah. It’s an Irish website. I should have known

  • http://www.chronicreload.com/ Stephen Colfer

    Nothing points out a typo like passive aggressive racism!

  • Me

    It got it fixed though didn’t it

  • http://www.chronicreload.com/ Stephen Colfer

    Never said you didn’t

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Liam-Hallahan/1794176076 Liam Hallahan

    I like how you asked some interesting questions for once. So many interviewers tend to ask the same old questions – the stuff on physics was pretty neat!

  • http://www.chronicreload.com/ Stephen Colfer

    Cheers Liam! I am a sucker for “standing on things” physics